1. artificially aged or treated to appear older than it actually is
Usage: commonly used in manufacturing and retail contexts

Examples

• The furniture store sells preaged wood tables that look like antiques.
• Preaged denim jeans have a worn-in appearance right out of the box.
• The designer chose preaged leather for the vintage-style handbag.
• Preaged brick gives the new building a historic character.
• These preaged whiskeys are blended to taste like much older spirits.